About Organisation
UNICEF is a global leader in advancing children’s rights and well-being across more than 190 countries. The organisation focuses on improving access to education, healthcare, protection, and emergency support, particularly in vulnerable and crisis-affected regions. UNICEF works closely with governments, NGOs, and communities to implement sustainable and inclusive development programs. Its initiatives prioritize equity, gender inclusion, and long-term resilience. Through innovation and partnerships, UNICEF supports children and adolescents in overcoming social, environmental, and economic challenges, ensuring they have the opportunity to thrive in safe and supportive environments worldwide.
About the Grant
The UNICEF Madagascar Climate Resilience Program focuses on strengthening the safety and adaptive capacity of children and adolescent girls in cyclone-prone areas. This initiative supports interventions such as disaster preparedness, resilient infrastructure, and sustainable energy solutions like solar power in schools and health facilities. It promotes gender equality by empowering adolescent girls and enhancing their leadership roles. The program also prioritises community engagement, capacity building, and health system strengthening. By integrating climate adaptation and risk reduction strategies, this climate resilience grant aims to protect vulnerable populations while ensuring long-term sustainability and improved living conditions in high-risk regions of Madagascar.
Who can Apply?
This program is open to NGOs, civil society organisations, and institutions with proven experience in climate resilience, disaster risk reduction, and child-focused interventions. Applicants should demonstrate the ability to implement infrastructure, energy, and community-based projects. Experience in gender-sensitive programming and working with children and adolescents is essential. Organisations must show strong capacity in community engagement, monitoring, and evaluation. Prior work in cyclone-prone or disaster-affected areas will be an advantage. Proposals should align with UNICEF’s priorities, including sustainable development, gender equality, and resilience building, ensuring impactful and scalable solutions for vulnerable communities.
How to Apply?
Applicants should first assess their eligibility based on experience and organisational capacity. They must prepare a comprehensive proposal detailing planned interventions, expected outcomes, and target beneficiaries. The proposal should highlight strategies for gender inclusion, community engagement, and sustainability. Applications must be submitted following UNICEF Madagascar guidelines before the deadline. Proposals will be evaluated based on relevance, feasibility, and overall impact.
Application Deadline
The application deadline for the UNICEF Madagascar Climate Resilience Program is 14 April 2026. Applicants are encouraged to submit complete proposals well before the deadline.
Last Date To Apply
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